By Hannes Enslin, Technical Product Manager at Auto X (Pty) Ltd; editing and introduction by Benjamin Brits
With the continual rise in conventional energy costs and slow electricity grid expansion in South Africa, this power source is not only a convenient stand alone alternative, but importantly a green solution.
By Natalie Martin, consulting writer for Mimic Components | All images by Mimic Components
A few years ago a customer enquired about a data logger. He was transporting fresh fruit and vegetables from Johannesburg bound for Mozambique.
By Benjamin Brits
Transport forms a major part of the cold chain and is also a critical element in the lifespan of various perishable goods.
Published with permission of Bitzer
Stratospheric ozone depletion as well as atmospheric greenhouse effect due to refrigerant emissions have led to drastic changes in refrigeration and air conditioning technologies since the beginning of the 1990s. For reference to earlier information, please see Part 1 and 2 published in the previous issues of Cold Link Africa.
By Henry Smith – MiX Telematics Africa Fleet sales director | All photos by MiX Telematics Africa
A major part of the cold chain is the various logistics and warehousing, and how telematics can assist.
Published with permission of Bitzer
Stratospheric ozone depletion as well as atmospheric greenhouse effect due to refrigerant emissions have led to drastic changes in refrigeration and air conditioning technologies since the beginning of the 1990s. For reference to earlier information, please see Part 1 published in the previous issue of Cold Link Africa.
By Benjamin Brits
As the market’s needs change, so do the products – from system improvements to aesthetics. Bigger is better but trends are indicating a shift towards smaller footprints in future.
In the last few years, supermarkets have made great advances in energy efficiency—reducing both business overheads and their environmental impact. Reducing energy use, whilst maintaining optimal performance is valuable, and always will be.
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